Features teased for tomorrow's eight page Saturday News
The Saturday News promises eight pages of varied entertainment and instructional content. Special illustrated articles include a two column feature on the Rough Riders at Guasimas by Captain Kilmer, plus brief stories for all readers. Housekeepers, farmers, and gardeners receive practical columns, Sunday school analysis by Rev. Stearns, and a weekly Market Review. Delivery options priced at 2 cents.
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Taz News
Toorrow
Guasimas
Mary Jane
Personal notes on visitors and school calendar changes
Utica resident Ms. Dennis Snook visits her daughter Mrs. H. Smith in West Fourth street. Miss Elsie J. Ferguson, formerly Abertytown, becomes a trained nurse at Maryland General Hospital. Mrs. Eugene Smith and family visit Skookustown residents. County schools examined by E. L. Boblitz after visiting Thurmont Smwartsburg and Hauvers districts. Public schools close for summer next Monday. high schools run until June 20 and teachers to be paid for spring term after Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Snook
Utica
H. 3. Smith
West Fourth Street
Elsie J. Ferguson
Abertytown
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Eugene Smith
SkookKstown
County
Visted County
E. L. Boblitz
Thurmont
Smwartsburg
Hauvers
Local Grain Prices and Notable News at Frederick
Wheat price in Frederick quoted at 70 cents per bushel. Corn shelled at 80 cents per bushel, corn on the cob $2.50 per barrel. Also mentions Master Harry Kennedy recovering from a painful facial injury.
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Frederick
Frederick Man Fatally Injured After Fall From Freight Car
Walter S. Ely, 27, of Frederick, fell from a box car near Knoxville while riding on top during an overnight freight trip with Charles Telley. He fractured his skull and sustained brain concussion and died shortly after being found unconscious near Brunswick. Ely had worked at Palmetto Fibre Brush Factory and served with Company A First Maryland Regiment in the Spanish War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Ely
Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio
Knoxville
Brunswick
Frederick
Frederick Junction
Martinsburg
Telley
Ely
West Fifth Street
Palmetto Fibre
United Fire Company
Spain
German Baptist lovefeast and church meetings set events
News of the churches reports a German Baptist lovefeast at Rocky Ridge tomorrow. The Liberty circuit M P church holds its next quarterly conference on Saturday May 20 at 2 PM. The Maryland and Virginia Eldership of the Church of God meets at Germantown May 16 to 18 for its annual Sunday schools convention. Childrens Day is June 4 at Bennett's Creek Sunday school Walkerville United Brethren and Providence Kemp Town. June 6 at Walkerville M P church. June 11 at Walkersville M P Liberty town and Lutheran Walkersville.
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Rocky Ridge
Liberty Circuit
M. P. Church
Maryland and
Virginia
Church of God
Germantown
Bennett's Cresk
United Brethren
Walkereville
Providence
Kemptown
M. P
M. P. Libertytown
Lutheran
Walkersville
Children Observe Ascension Day at Evangelical Reformed Church
The Evangelical Reformed church held an annual children’s service for Ascension Day with a crowded audience. The altar featured large Howers arranged as emblems. Rev. D. J. Wolf of Walkersville delivered an address on the ascension, with remarks by Rev. Dr. E. R. Eschbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
D. J. Wolf
Grade Reformed Church
Walkersville
E. RB. Eschbach
School of Expression presents standout Woman’s College recital
Entertainment Tonight previews an evening show by the Woman’s College School of Expression. Miss Fauntlerey leads a program aiming to surpass last year’s acclaimed recital with enhanced stage scenery and calcium lighting for a brighter, more polished performance in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Expression
Woman's College
Miss Fauntlerey
Frederick
Death of Isaac Thomas At Woodville Funeral Held Tuesday
Isaac Thomas a colored man died at his home near New London Sunday morning from grip and pneumonia at about 70 years of age. He leaves a widow and several children. The funeral was held Tuesday at Woodville at 10:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Thomas
New London
Woodville
Minor Arrest Sent to House of Refuge
Harvey Cole a colored boy about ten to twelve years old was committed to the House of Refuge last evening by Magistrate White on the mother’s complaint. He was taken to the institution this morning by Officer Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Refuge
Harvey Cole
White
Waters
United Brethren Alliance Elects Officers At Boonsboro
The Ministerial Alliance of the Maryland Conference United Brethren in Christ met in Boonsboro and elected officers: President Rev. C. W. Stinespring Frederick, Secretary Rev. J. E. Rice Boonsboro, Treasurer Rev. R. Byrd Chewsville. Also notes a remedial ad for Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Alliance
Maryland
United Brethren In Christ
Boonsboro
C. W. Stinespring
Frederick
J. E. Rice
R. Byrd
Chewsville
Schley Testimonial Fund to Present Silver Service and Album
The Ladies Auxiliary Committee plans to present Rear-Admiral Winfield Scott Schley with a six piece silver service and an art album within two weeks. Con. James Sprigg leads contributions from Cumberland. the set costs 500 dollars and bears engraved initials S. The album showcases pen art, kangaroo leather cover, white satin lining, and a formal inscription praising Schley’s service to country.
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Schley
Winfield Scott Schley
Washington
Indies
Con. Janos Sprigg
Cumberland
8. C. Malone
Winfield Scott “Schley
United States Navy
United States
Admiral Schley
Winfield Scott
Runaway Horses Roam Market Street in City Frolic
Mrs. Margaret B Hood’s two horses escaped around six to seven pm and bolted from South Market Street through North Market Church and Bentz streets. They were chased down West Fourth Street and Lambright's alley before being captured by George Ridgely at West Third Street. No damage or injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret B
Hood
South Market Street
North Market Street
Church Street
West Church Street
Bentz Street
West Fourth Street
Lambright
Peculiar Disease Strikes Cattle In Poolesville District
Farmer Arthur Williams of Poolesville in Montgomery County reports six steers dying from a disease resembling hydrophobia. The first attack occurred ten days ago with spasms and foaming at the mouth before death within hours. Farmers fear a serious contagion though no mad dogs are known in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Williams
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Williams
Hagerstown Fair Seeks York Visit for Building Plans
The Hagerstown Fair Association appoints President John W. Stonebraker and Directors G. H. Hager and Daniel W. Reichard to visit York Pennsylvania to inspect the main building of the York fair association. They will review plans for a new main building for the Hagerstown fair grounds including a frame one story structure 50 by 120 feet with a large glass dome and an art room 50 by 30 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Fair
Sanford Fibre Factory Attention Drawn by Frederick Visitor
Frederick Md resident McClintock Young visits Sanford Florida this week with Miss Young a local beauty. Mr Young accompanies her as he shows interest in the Sanford Fibre Factory and praises its location and the amount of work it provides in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Gate City
Chronicle
Sanford
McClintock Young
Frederick
Miss Young
First strawberries of season shown in neighborhood
The early berries were presented to Tor News on Thursday. Walter Reeder, gardener for D. V. Stauffer near the city, raised them and praised for their fine flavor. He expects a good crop soon and will furnish customers on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor News
Walter Reeder
D. V. Stauffer
Hagerstown Business Men to Visit Frederick by Rail
About 25 to 40 members of the Hagerstown Business Men's Association travel by overland route to Myersville and then by electric road to Frederick. They will dine at the Hotel Burgess. Notre Dame Academy Libertytown to hold commencement on June 2 and 21 with graduates Clotilda Wright and Claire Sappington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Notre Dame Academy
Libertytown
Clotilda Wright
Claire Sappington
Unionville
Epworth League celebrates tenth anniversary unity and growth
The Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church marks ten years since its 1889 Cleveland merger into one nationwide youth society. Growth is highlighted by 14 500 chapters and 22105 members in foreign missions, with Frederick chapter hosting a Sunday anniversary program featuring Hon. Milton G. Urner and Rev. A H. Zimmerman.
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Che Kpworth Teague
Young People's Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
League
General Conference
Church Lyceum
Oxford League
The
Methodisms of America
East
West
Cleveland
Ohio
Methodist Alliance
Epworth League
John , Wesley
Epworth Herald
Epworth Teague
J. F. Berry
Haworth League
India
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Methodist Church of Canada
Frederick
Milton G. Urner
A. H. Zimmerman
Edgar K. Moore
State health rules for transport of hel bodiea adopted in Maryland
The State board of health adopted regulations for transporting hel bodiea. Maryland leaders meet at Ocean City July 11 13 and 13. A Cumberland case prompts congratulations to William Meyers. A minor indicted for purchasing ayur. Mayor Malster of Baltimore elected president of Atlantic Trust and Deposit Co. Col George R Gunther dies at 68. A fatal wood alcohol drinking incident near Cumberland. Coal shipments and canal freight volumes reported for May.
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State Board of Health
Maryland State Leaders’ Association Wall
Ocean City
Willian Meyers
Cumberland
Washington County
Malster
Baltimore
New Atlantic Trust and Veposit Company
Society of Colonial Ware
Anoapolis
Lowndes
George R. Gunther
Cathedral Street
Galtimora
Sylvester Kiverick
Ellerslie
Alegaiy
Grauk
Annapolis
Dorrigle
South
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
George's Creek
Cumberland Improvenent Company
Davis
Boonsboro
Davia
James Bender
Brief Bits From The Correspondent’s Page
Rain revived crops and a country drive is enjoyable. Hucks has a storm period developing high temperatures. The Pennsylvania railroad pay car was in Frederick paying on the road. North Market street school pupils plan a library festival Monday. Athletic Park opens this evening for wheelmen on the race course. The dancing pavilion is roofed and nearing use. John J. Heffner of Feagaville killed a five foot four inch black snake in J. S. Himes’ wheat field on Wednesday. The snake fought briefly.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick
North Market Street
Dansing
Untler
John J. Heffner
Feagaville
J. S. Himes
Maryland Division Sons of Veterans Meet in Washington
The thirteenth annual Maryland Division convention of Sons of Veterans will be in Washington May 22 to 24 with HQ at the National Hotel and sessions at Maccabee Temple. Officers include Commander W B Kirg and J L Christian, with delegates from twenty five camps and about 500 members. Prominent commander candidates cited include G S Whitmore C S Davis and C C Billings.
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Sons of Veterans
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Washington
National Hotel
Maccabee Temple
Ninth Street N. W
W.B. Kirg
Hagerstown
J. L. Christian
Baltimore
G. 5. Whitmore
Waslington
G S. Whitmore
C. 5. Davis
C. GC. Billings
Pillsbury Vitos Advertises Oatmeal Benefits
An early ad touts Pillsbury Vitos as a premium breakfast option by claiming careful processing preserves nutrients. It highlights cooked oats and cereals like barley and tapioca for invalids and weak stomachs. Authorized by F B Appington of 72 Market Street.
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F.B .Appington
N. Market St
Ecker and Hall Married in Washington DC
Albert W. Ecker of Woodsboro and Ida B. Hall of West Windsor were wed in Washington DC yesterday by Elder Albert Hollinger. Also note an advertisement pitching cheap publicity in Frederick.
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Ecker—Hall
Albert W. Ecker
Woodsboro
This County
Mias
Ida B. Hall
Wew Windsor
Washington, D.C
Albert Hollinger
Real estate and household goods auction notices
John W. Clary assignee of mortgages will sell the late Joseph F. Reinhart estate in New Market district, five acres with frame dwelling and buildings at the City Hotel tomorrow morning. Garvey R. Lease will auction household furniture of Markwood D. Harp at 1 p.m. on West Church Street, and at Court House door sell bank and turnpike stock for B. F. Reich, executor, of Mrs. Sarah Adams.
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Wales
John WN. Clary
City Hotel
Joseph F. Reinhart
New Market District
Garvey R. Lease
Markwood D. Harp
West Church Street
Court House
B. F. Reich
Sarah Adams
Local ads list seafood and lamb specials
For sale the finest spring lamb at 15c a pound by the quarter from Kory Bros on N Market street. Grumbine's City Restaurant advertises frogs soft crabs clams deviled crabs and crab soup Saturday night. L O Castles at 43 East Paticks street offers crabs oysters shad bass and other fish with phone 216.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kory Bros
N. Market Street
Grumbine's
Founders
L. O. Castle's
East Pat
Tick Street
Great Matting Sale At The Exclusive Carpet House
A local advertises a matting sale with 10 to 20 percent savings. The copy invites readers to visit the store of Carpets and Matting and Son, promising cheap imports from China to Japan and urging customers not to fear tariff price claims. Owner L. E. Mouara advertises exclusive carpet business and cheap quantities by phone 150.
Dandelion Wine Made In Thurmont Community
The Catoctin Clarion notes local farmers expect a very cold winter to boost button weed growth and report producing hundreds of gallons of dandelion wine this season. The wine is praised as very fine and wholesome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Clarion
Thurmont
Four-Legged Chick Draws Curiosity in Harmony Grove
Harmony Grove resident J. Calvin Cronise exhibits a newly hatched chicken with four legs. The chick is active and progressing well as observers marvel at the unusual poultry anomaly.
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J. Calvin Cronise
Harmony Grove
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